The mode numbers and forms of vibrations have been identified by finite element modelling and photographic techniques; very good agreement between modelling and experiment was achieved.
Working with the MOMA curator Roxana Marcoci, Williams shows scores of photographs, mostly of odd objects (glass flowers, stacks of chocolate bars, cameras that have been cut in half to reveal their anatomy) and of subjects that suggest glossy-magazine advertisements (fashion models, fancy photographic gear) but often have something a bit off about them — such as a model seen from a strange angle.
The American artist, fifty-eight, shows scores of photographs, mostly of odd objects (glass flowers, stacks of chocolate bars, cameras that have been cut in half to reveal their anatomy) and of subjects that suggest glossy-magazine advertisements (fashion models, fancy photographic gear) but often have something a bit off about them — such as a model seen from a strange angle.
Electrochemical models for photographic development allow the selectivity of the process to the rationalized.
(Gareth Evans, "Varieties of Reference," ed. by John McDowell, Oxford, 1982, pp. 76-79) Despite his use of this suggestive phrase "photographic model," Evans is writing about mental representations, not about photographs per se.
Meanwhile Isabelle uses Annie as photographic model, occasional confidante and substitute for a lost childhood friend.
Apple has been building a 3-D photographic model of some places using planes.
Faithfully reproducing a photographic model on a large scale, it bears no connection to the Doig.
Over the next several months, until spring 1962, Mishima was the model for a photographic series on life and death.
Google has even managed to incorporate Google Earth, its zoomable photographic model of the entire world and its oceans.
